The Martin County School District proudly celebrates the accomplishments of the Class of 2026! More than 1,300 graduates from Jensen Beach High School, South Fork High School and Martin County High School walked across the stage during the week of May 19, 2026, each carrying stories of perseverance, achievement, and a promising future ahead.
“When a student earns a diploma from the Martin County School District, it represents far more than academic achievement—it reflects years of growth, perseverance, resilience, and the discovery of who they are and what they are capable of becoming," shared Superintendent Michael Maine. "Our mission of educating all students for success comes to life through graduates who leave our schools prepared for the future, confident in their abilities, and ready to continue striving for excellence in whatever path they choose. There is no greater reward than watching the Class of 2026 step forward ready to make a meaningful impact on the world around them.”
Jensen Beach High School: May 20, 2026 [Graduation Ceremony Video]
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434 Falcons graduated as members of the Class of 2026. Approximately 90% of graduating seniors plan to attend college, university, or trade/technical school in the fall.
Graduating seniors earned a total of 597 industry certifications through at least one of the school's Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs.
23 graduation seniors decided a high school diploma wasn’t enough - they also earned Associate Degrees before Wednesday’s ceremony. 25 students decided to graduate early altogether.
1,394 seniors took AP courses while at JBHS. 103 seniors graduated with an AP Scholar Distinction, 41 students earned their AP Capstone diplomas, and four students earned a Capstone Certificate.
17 seniors plan to enlist to serve our country in the armed forces.
The JBHS Class of 2026 earned $735,000 in local scholarships, $2,315,400 in Bright Futures Scholarships, and completed 22,869 hours of community service.
South Fork High School: May 21, 2026 [Graduation Ceremony Video]
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444 Bulldogs graduated as members of the Class of 2026. More than 73.5% of graduating seniors plan to attend college, university, or trade/technical school in the fall.
Graduating seniors earned 698 industry certifications through at least one of the school's Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs.
Nine seniors decided a high school diploma wasn’t enough - they also earned Associate Degrees before Thursday's ceremony. 27 juniors decided to fast forward their academic careers and graduate a year early with the Class of 2026.
Members of the Class of 2026 attempted more than 840 advanced course exams, including International Baccalaureate (IB) and Advanced Placement (AP).
22 seniors plan to enlist and serve our country in the armed forces.
Two seniors earned National Merit Scholar Finalists, with one earning the National Merit Scholar designation.
The SFHS Class of 2026 earned more than $370,000 in local scholarships and completed approximately 20,110 hours of community service.
Graduating seniors in AVID earned $984,126 in local, state, and school-based scholarships. 23 seniors incorporated AVID into their course schedule for at least three years.
Martin County High School: May 22, 2026 [Graduation Ceremony Video]
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513 Tigers graduated as members of the Class of 2026. Approximately 84% of seniors have indicated they plan to attend a college/university/trade school in the fall.
Graduating seniors earned a total of 593 industry certifications through at least one of the school's Career & Technical Education (CTE) programs.
41 seniors decided a high school diploma wasn’t enough - they also earned Associate Degrees before Friday's ceremony, and 22 students graduated early.
Seniors took more than 2,278 Cambridge AICE examinations. 134 students earned the prestigious Cambridge AICE diploma. One student also graduated with their AP Capstone diploma.
15 seniors have enlisted to serve our country in the armed forces.
The MCHS Class of 2026 earned approximately $370,000 in local scholarships and completed 27,032 hours of community service.
Watch a recap of all three graduation ceremonies: